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• 1000100_1000101 3y ago
  Thanks. Ironic that a story about preservation is locked behind a paywall.
  • uwagar 3y ago
    i like that when an article is behind the paywall, someone posts a link and that is all of their reply :)
    • lowercased 3y ago
      so do i. i rarely get to be the first one to do so... :)
  • manquer 3y ago
    Why so ? Preservation is not free for private for profit companies, why do we expect it to be ? People should get access to older publications for free absolutely, but that is what museums, libraries and copyright law is for . The taxpayer can better fund preservation. A modern government mandated archive like libraries do for papers of record is quite realistic and linked to copyright protection. There is no reason for IP protection to be free , patents are not , trademarks are not , they all require filing fees there is no reason copyright can’t work the same way.